Campus Sexual Assault

Reporting by The Salt Lake Tribune

Reporting by The Salt Lake Tribune

at BYU
in Law Enforcement
at State Schools
at USU

Home » test

test

Former U. student files federal complaint, says school investigation into her sexual assault was unduly long

Former U. student files federal complaint, says school investigation into her sexual assault was unduly long

The Salt Lake Tribune

Post navigation

← Utah State University
State Schools →

In Salt Lake County

Rape Recovery Center

Victims who go to area hospitals may request a Code R examination. A specialized forensic nurse will arrive within 30 minutes. The Rape Recovery Center also has a 24-hour crisis line: 801-467-7273.

In Cache County

Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse

Advocates are on call 24 hours a day to meet with victims, including assisting with forensic exams at local hospitals. CAPSA also has a 24-hour crisis line: 435-753-2500

In Utah County

The Center for Women and Children in Crisis

Advocates can answer questions or accompany a victim to the hospital or to interviews with law enforcement. Victims can receive confidential information and support by calling 801-356-2511.

Brigham Young University Counseling and Psychological Services

It provides free, confidential counseling to BYU students. Counselors are available 24 hours a day to assist students in crisis and may be reached at 801-422-3035.

In Cache County

Citizens Against Physical and Sexual Abuse

Advocates are on call 24 hours a day to meet with victims, including assisting with forensic exams at local hospitals. CAPSA also has a 24-hour crisis line: 435-753-2500

· © 2025 Campus Sexual Assault · Designed by Press Customizr · Powered by ·